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-i 7.- fi —--' <br />r f <br /> :-7e;r <br /> N .. 10 a <br /> ti; <br /> iszo <br /> IttrAl l I1. rain? <br /> EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS <br /> 136 State Capitol <br /> RICHARD D.LAMM Denver <br /> Governor 80203 839-2471 <br /> December 21, 1979 <br /> 7"))7117 . - ' . " <br /> Mr. Roland C. Fischer n-� <br /> Secretary-Engineer r S�� ..f 1 <br /> Colorado River Waters�,, <br /> Conservation District <br /> Post Office Box 1120 . <br /> Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 <br /> Dear Mr. isclzer: <br /> This is in response to your letter of October 26, 1979, concerning <br /> the proposed Juniper-Cross Mountain project. <br /> Until engineering, operational, environmental and other pertinent <br /> analyses have been completed for this project, it would be premature <br /> for the State to take a position on it. Thus, I have not communicated <br /> .with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission at this time. <br /> However, I certainly do support the efforts of the River District • <br /> to examine the feasibility of this project. Indeed, I urge you to keep <br /> the Department of Natural Resources fully informed on the studies you <br /> are undertaking, and the results of those studies. In this way, the State • <br /> can be kept abreast of the project, thereby avoiding the possibility that di <br /> any necessary analyses might be overlooked. If you could brief,Depart- <br /> ment of Natural Resources personnel at regular and frequent intervals, <br /> and make your studies available as early as possible, this would greatly <br /> assist the State in reaching a decision on the project in a timely fashion <br /> at some future date. • <br /> Sincerely, <br /> -(------- -:....._.t <br /> cam._ <br /> Richa d D. La k <br /> Governor <br /> bcc: Harris Sherman <br />